Cubinote to Debut Groundbreaking Internet-Enabled Printer And Messenger Devices at CES 2018 Conference in Las Vegas
Designed for Work, Play and Life, These Portable, Ink-Free Devices Bridge the Digital-Physical Divide
RICHMOND HILL, Ontario, Jan. 9, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Cubinote, a division of Knectek Labs Inc., which specializes in the development of innovative smart home, IoT and consumer electronics products, will launch two lightweight, ink-free printing devices at the upcoming CES 2018 Conference. MEMOBIRD, which is designed for consumer use, and the Cubinote device, created for business, allow users to print out sticky notes, text messages and drawings created on mobile phones, bridging the digital and physical worlds.
The Cubinote team will exhibit both products at Booth 52133, located in the Sands venue at CES, Hall G. CES attendees are invited to stop by the booth to see MEMOBIRD and Cubinote devices in action and create a message or image of their own to qualify for a random drawing. One lucky winner will receive a free Cubinote device from the first production lot, which is ideal for sharing business concepts and conference notes and taking professional collaboration and communication to a whole new level.
Weighing in at less than half a pound, both mobile printers use built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth technology to print messages from mobile apps onto thermal paper — no ink is required. Replaceable paper rolls come in three colors and in standard format or in sticky note form, which is great for displaying personal messages from MEMOBIRD or business notes from Cubinote devices. Both devices feature 384dpi printing resolution and come with a manufacturer's warranty.
MEMOBIRD is available for purchase now. It's ideal for people who want to print text messages, photo images, notes, drawings, labels and much more. Users just download the free app and start using MEMOBIRD to send messages all over the world, accessing the internet via Wi-Fi or using MEMOBIRD as a hotspot. It's an especially useful tool for connecting seniors who don't use mobile apps with their smartphone-savvy children and grandchildren, bridging the digital divide with a physical note.
The Cubinote device, which will be available in March 2018, is great for road warriors, educators and other professionals who want to print and share ideas, lessons, notes, lists, calendars, drawings, graphics and much more. Internet and Bluetooth-enabled, the Cubinote device prints both sizes of standard sticky notes or custom lengths. It also stores templates and forms. The Cubinote device is an excellent tool to document brainstorming sessions, printing notes that everyone can see and handle.
"The unique thing about both devices is their ability to bridge the digital and physical worlds," said Bruce Annis, Vice President, Sales and Marketing. "MEMOBIRD lets users communicate with friends and family anywhere with hand-crafted notes and drawings to deepen personal connections. The Cubinote device represents the evolution of the sticky note, taking business communication to the next level and giving educators new tools to reach students. We're excited about telling our story at CES 2018."
CES 2018, the premier consumer electronics showcase, will be held January 9-12 in Las Vegas. Learn more about the event and locate the Cubinote team at the Knectek Labs booth on a map at www.ces.tech. Find out more about Knectek Labs and its innovative product line at www.cubinote.com.
About Cubinote
Cubinote, by Knectek Labs Inc., is a Toronto-based manufacturer and developer of innovative, connected products that are powerful, practical, fun and user-friendly. Products include the portable MEMOBIRD and Cubinote printer devices, which bridge the digital divide with printed messages created from mobile apps. At Cubinote, we are design innovators delivering consumer electronics products that are simple and easy to use: For work. For play. For life. Learn more at www.cubinote.com.
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